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appearance. Truth to tell, I was a little scared, she looked so witch-like with her parrot-beak nose and shiny black hair screwed tightly into a little hard bun. She wore a loud tweed jacket and skirt, an Alpine hat with an enormous, bent pheasant feather, and dark woollen stockings which ended in neat, absurd, twinkling button boots. Her voice was hoarse and scratchy, her walk swift and aggressive; she appeared to be always bent forward from the waist, as if looking for someone to punch. . . . I was in love with her. Alec left the theater in a daze, trying to walk like Nellie Wallace.Nellie was renowned for being just as potty off stage as well as on. Parts of her private life were reflected in some of her characters. She was known to wait backstage until a path was cleared, before walking through with antiseptic spraying fellow cast members saying "Get away, dirty beasts."Nellie was also lucky enough to appear on fi
lm, the first of which was a short filmed in 1902 entitled: A Lady's First lesson On A Bicycle. She later moved into bigger budget productions and appeared in The Golden Pippin Girl (1920), The Wishbone (1933), Radio Parade of 1935 (1934)...alongside fellow Music Hall performer Lily Morris and established actor

appearance. Truth to tell, I was a little scared, she looked so witch-like with her parrot-beak nose and shiny black hair screwed tightly into a little hard bun. She wore a loud tweed jacket and skirt, an Alpine hat with an enormous, bent pheasant feather, and dark woollen stockings which ended in neat, absurd, twinkling button boots. Her voice was hoarse and scratchy, her walk swift and aggressive; she appeared to be always bent forward from the waist, as if looking for someone to punch. . . . I was in love with her. Alec left the theater in a daze, trying to walk like Nellie Wallace.Nellie was renowned for being just as potty off stage as well as on. Parts of her private life were reflected in some of her characters. She was known to wait backstage until a path was cleared, before walking through with antiseptic spraying fellow cast members saying "Get away, dirty beasts."Nellie was also lucky enough to appear on film, the first of which was
a short filmed in 1902 entitled: A Lady's First lesson On A Bicycle. She later moved into bigger budget productions and appeared in The Golden Pippin Girl (1920), The Wishbone (1933), Radio Parade of 1935 (1934)...alongside fellow Music Hall performer Lily Morris and established actor